~ Il Fiordo di Furrore ~
Fiordo di Furore, also known as Furore Fjord, is a stunning natural wonder located along the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy. It is a deep inlet that cuts into the rocky coastline, creating a narrow gorge with crystal-clear turquoise waters.

~ The ancient Towers of Praiano ~
Ancient watchtower Torre di Grado overlooking the sea. It served as an outpost to warn if dangers came from the sea.

~ Church of St Gennaro ~
In Vettica Maggiore (Praiano town center) there is the church consecrated to St. Gennaro the Neapolitan bishop of Benevento, who was made Martyr of Pozzuoli on the 19th

~ The Church of San Giovanni Battista ~
The Church of San Giovanni Battista, in the center of the village, dating back to the XI-XII century.

~ Church of St Gennaro ~
In Vettica Maggiore (Praiano town center) there is the church consecrated to St. Gennaro the Neapolitan bishop of Benevento, who was made Martyr of Pozzuoli on the 19th

~ Church of San Tommaso ~
This church is dedicated to St. Thomas the Apostle and was built in the 15th century.

~ Grotta di Suppraiano ~
Grotte di Suppraiano is one of the two natural caves easily accessible from Marina di Praia, a small village beach surrounded by rock walls. If you're not a strong swimmer, rent a kayak or a water taxi at the beach that will take you to the cave.

~ Torre Mare-Assiola /Marina di Praia beach ~
Marina di Praia is a beautiful beach located in Praiano. It is one of the most popular beaches in the area, and for good reason. Ancient watchtower Torre di Mare overlooking the sea. It served as an outpost to warn if dangers came from the sea.

~ The Church of St Annunziata/Marina di Praia beach ~
The Church of the Santissima Annunziata is located on Marina di Praia, a beach that marks the border between the municipalities of Furore and Praiano. It was destroyed by the flood of 1924 and was rebuilt thanks to the donations of the people.

~ Monastery of San Domenico ~
Below the mountain called St. Angelo a Tre Pizzi which stands 364 m, there is a church dedicated to St. Maria a Castro surrounded by some wonderful flora and fauna that is so typical in these mountain areas and this is also where the monastery of St. Domenico is situated.

~ The Nativity scene in rock / Devil's grotto ~
Thanks to a space adjacent to the rock, you can stop and admire this masterpiece, which depicts the village in miniature, with its alleys, the houses with the typical colors of the Amalfi Coast, the boats, the artisans and fishermen engaged in their work and the sea that characterizes this enchanting place.

~ Chapel of Costantinopoli ~
This small chapel is mentioned in official documentation from the year 1700 as an ecclesiastical meeting place for the Congregation of the Most Holy Rosary.

~ La Gavitella beach/One Fire Beach Club ~
Cala della Gavitella beach with a very special exposure that allows it to be irradiated by the sun from dawn to dusk, unlike the other beaches of the Coast. This beach is home to the famous Beach Club One Fire.